A trip to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ay the Lyceum theatre was organized for the year 7 students this week. This was a fun and exciting trip for the students which they enjoyed very much.
As part of the Year 11's History controlled assessment a trip to Hampton Court Palace was organised on Friday 24th January. Students were given a chance to explore the grounds of the palace in preparation for their History controlled assessment that will be taking place in the next coming weeks.
In order to keep the students fit and active Swimming takes place every Tuesdays, and Sports every Friday. A selection of games such as football and badminton and group activities are organised for the students to interact in. We are looking to introduce athletics in the next term to build on the students strength, stamina and upkeep their physical fitness.
The Exam centre is still taking applications for the examinations taking place in June 2014. The deadline is on the 21st February. We will still be taking applicants however there will be an additional 10 fee after this date.
It has been another fun packed week for the Oak Heights students. A trip for the year 10 students was organised to China Town in celebration of the Chinese New Year. To embrace more of the Chinese culture we took a trip down to the British Museum and explored more on China and the Far East. Followed by all this we had a fun trip to M&M world for a sugar rush. It was a great day of exploring culture and having great fun.
As time is getting closer for the GCSE's, the year 11's have been preparing for their French speaking and listening assessment. Practice sessions have been taking place in preparation for their final speaking and listening exam next week. In addition to this, the students are also preparing for their English and History controlled assessments that is taking place next week.
We have had a couple of guest speakers at our school this week. Firstly, Gurpreet Keila from The Mulberry Centre at West Middlesex Hospital popped in to give a short presentation to the staff and students about their Cancer centre. She spoke about the help and support their centre offers to patients and families dealing with cancer.
Secondly, we had a music teacher who gave the students an introduction to Music sessions which the school will be introducing in the curriculum next term. This proved to be very successful and exciting for the students
We would like to instill a sense of discipline in our school and students so we have now introduced a detention club that will be taking place fortnightly for students who get detention.
As part of the Year 11's History controlled assessment a trip to Hampton Court Palace was organised on Friday 24th January. Students were given a chance to explore the grounds of the palace in preparation for their History controlled assessment that will be taking place in the next coming weeks.
In order to keep the students fit and active Swimming takes place every Tuesdays, and Sports every Friday. A selection of games such as football and badminton and group activities are organised for the students to interact in. We are looking to introduce athletics in the next term to build on the students strength, stamina and upkeep their physical fitness.
The Exam centre is still taking applications for the examinations taking place in June 2014. The deadline is on the 21st February. We will still be taking applicants however there will be an additional 10 fee after this date.
It has been another fun packed week for the Oak Heights students. A trip for the year 10 students was organised to China Town in celebration of the Chinese New Year. To embrace more of the Chinese culture we took a trip down to the British Museum and explored more on China and the Far East. Followed by all this we had a fun trip to M&M world for a sugar rush. It was a great day of exploring culture and having great fun.
As time is getting closer for the GCSE's, the year 11's have been preparing for their French speaking and listening assessment. Practice sessions have been taking place in preparation for their final speaking and listening exam next week. In addition to this, the students are also preparing for their English and History controlled assessments that is taking place next week.
We have had a couple of guest speakers at our school this week. Firstly, Gurpreet Keila from The Mulberry Centre at West Middlesex Hospital popped in to give a short presentation to the staff and students about their Cancer centre. She spoke about the help and support their centre offers to patients and families dealing with cancer.
Secondly, we had a music teacher who gave the students an introduction to Music sessions which the school will be introducing in the curriculum next term. This proved to be very successful and exciting for the students
We would like to instill a sense of discipline in our school and students so we have now introduced a detention club that will be taking place fortnightly for students who get detention.
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